The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-02-19
The morning train from the south

day. 1t encountered big snow storm
in the lower country, while all was
sunshine and beauty up here.
The blow of Thursday night was
by far the worst we have had this win
ter, but it was not very cold. As we
go to press Friday noon, it is still
storming but in much milder form.
1t isn't the best policy to adver-
tise yourself. Let somebody else do
it, even if you have to pay for it
Springfield (Mass) Union Quite
right. Our advertising rates will be
sent on application.
If you want to buy or sell real
estate advertise it in the TIMES.
Last Sunday was very nice day,
and about dozen Of our people at
tended church at West Superior in the
afternoon, the Rev f. II. Wright
preaching. The congregations up
there are growing rapidly.
When the South Shore & Atlantic
road with lis proposed connections is
completed 1t will bring Boston 257
miles nearer to Superior than by the
shortest route today. Our Boston
neIghbors should feel encouraged.
The Wisconsin Chief, of Fort
Atkinson, established by Thurlow w.
Brown. and now published by his sister,
Miss Emma Brown, WIS Is years old
last New Years day. 1t was former
" The Cayuga Chief, of New York.
The editor of the Washburn Bee,
a. NJ. Warden was in Town Tuesday
night and Wednesday. He had some
business before the Circuit court, an
Wednesd ay afternoon left Oh the 4:15
train on the \. p Il. K. for Ashland.
The Hotel Tower, at West Super
Tor will be opened to the public next
Monday evening through the medium
of a grand ball. y large number of
invitations have been sent out, and
the attendan will no doubt be large.
DR. H. f. Conner, of West Su-
perior, has been buying the ground on
which to erect fine building for a
first class drug store. The Doe. is a
wide awake, go ahead man, just such
man as new towns need Success,
doctor
Capt. p II. Swift. editor and
proprietor of the Rice Lake Chrome
type, has recently been appointed
State Timber Agent for this district
AMI has entered upon the discharge
Of the duties Of his office, succeeding
Hon. ". S Crnyer.
Yes. we think it advisable to in
corporate under some system
city or y!llage-we are not particular
which, but Will readily agree with the
majority of those more directly inter
ested in pecuniary way. Bat organ
izlti)n, we think, is needed.
Some one writing from Madison,
says our legislature is diyiled up on
the next presidential candidates as
follows: Tie Democrats are unani-
NOUS Cor Cleveland, the Republicans
mostly for Blaine and the Labor re-
representatives. for George or Powderly.
With bright eyes and elastic step,
vet gray, ln-terless hair. 1t is I'M
natural, needless. Parker's hair bal
sam will restore the black or brown
prematureIy lost, cleanse from all
dandruf, and stop its falling. Don't
surrender your hair without an effort
to save it.
F. NJ. Angel, of Rice Lake, ex-
candidate for Attorney General for
the state Of Wisconsin, on the Prohi-
biti)n ticket, came up Tuesday even
inc and we are informed that he was
parading the streets with Warden Of
Washburn and Chain of Waukesha,
which combination was ready to defy
any which might come against them.
-Messrs. Bishop and Davis, old
friends and neighbors from Blue Earth
City, Mimi, made Us very pleasant
call this week. They came up to in
vest little of their surplus cash in
real estate at the head of the lake
| They are two good boys, and we hope
/ they will find something to their liking,
and that their investment may prove a
profitable one.
The retail grocers of St. Paul and
! surrounding country" Will hold their
annual convention, or social gathering
in st. Paul, next Wednesday, the 23rd
inst. That all may attend this festive
occasion, the Omaha railroad will, on
7 Tuesday the 22nd, sell round trip
1 tickets to St. Paul for FIVE dollars each
/ good to return February 9th. This
guarantees cheap rates and good
! time.
1t is rumored, and we guess on
| good authority, that Messrs Scott &
Holson, of Duluth, have bought the
Sexmith mill property on Connor's
Point for $4,000, and that they will